ArtistInfo

Niebiesko-Czarni

Band, 1962-1976 PL, Gdańsk
Rock

Niebiesko-Czarni - vocal-instrumental ensemble founded in 1962 by Franciszek Walicki, three years after disbanding Rhythm and Blues group. The debut concert was held March 24, 1962 at the club, "Żak" in Gdańsk. The team made their debuts, among others: Krzysztof Klenczon, Bernard Dornowski, Czesław Niemen, Piotr Janczerski, Jerzy Kossela, Michaj Burano and many other leading Polish artists of the 60s of the twentieth century. June 30, 1976 was disbanding. In more than a fourteen-year history of band recorded 8 LPs and 24 singles and four with a total circulation of 3.5 million units. Niebiesko-Czarni occasionally revived in the years 1986, 1987, 1992 and 2002.

Members

	Czesław Niemen voc 1939-2004 PL
	Benedykt Radecki perc PO
	Krzysztof Potocki b
	Michaj Burano voc *1944
	Helena Majdaniec voc 1941-2002 PO
	Adrianna Rusowicz voc *1944 PO
	Piotr Janczerski voc
	Wojciech Korda voc, g *1944 PL
	Achim Rzychon
	Krzysztof Klenczon voc 1942-1981 PO
	Jerzy Kossela g, voc, p *1942 PL
	Zbigniew Podgajny org, p
	Henryk Zomerski eb 1942-2011 PO
	Andrzej Nebeski dr
	Wiesław Żakowicz sax, ts PO
	Mirosław Polarek sax PO
	Andrzej Pawlik eb 1952-2003 PO
	Jerzy Dąbrowski dr PO